This book published by Woodland Press is the story of the Lewis & Clark Expedition in the most difficult part of the entire route to the Pacific, through the mountains of Idaho and Montana. This day-by-day interpretation was written by James R. Fazio, complete with numerous sidebars providing interesting insights on topics ranging from Sacagawea's name to Peace Medals to lookout towers you can rent. Over 90 color photos, mostly by professional photographer Mike Venso, with 8 accurate maps by trail researcher Steve Russell. 204 pp., hardback. A Bicentennial Commemorative. included in "200 Books, 200 Years: A Lewis and Clark Expedition Bibliography."
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